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AC Horsens in brief
AC Horsens (Alliance Club Horsens) was founded on 1 January 1994 as a joint elite team for Horsens in eastern Jutland. It was set up by two local clubs, Horsens fS (founded in 1915) and FC Horsens. FC Horsens later left the senior partnership, so Horsens fS is now the only parent club. The team first played in white and dark blue and switched to Horsens fS's yellow and black in 1998. The nickname Den Gule Fare (The Yellow Danger) goes back to Horsens fS's top-flight spell of 1927-1932. Home games are played at Horsens Idraetspark, rebuilt from 2007 and called Hybel Arena Horsens since January 2026.
Before the merger, Horsens fS finished third in the Danish championship in 1967. AC Horsens won promotion to the Superliga for the first time in 2005, bringing top-flight football back to Horsens for the first time since 1970. After relegation in 2009, the club won the 1st Division in 2009-10. Its best season was 2011-12: fourth in the league and a first Danish Cup final, lost 1-0 to FC Copenhagen. The club was relegated again in 2013, 2021 and 2023 (the last time on goal difference). It came back up in 2016, in 2022 as 1st Division champions, and in 2026 as runners-up.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
Kent Nielsen, a former Denmark international, coached Horsens from 2001 to 2008. He led the 2005 promotion and was named Coach of the Year in 2006. Johnny Molby took the team back up in 2010 and was in charge in 2011-12. Bo Henriksen coached the club from 2014 to 2020. Notable players include Besart Berisha, top scorer in the first Superliga season, and Brian Priske, top scorer in the 1997 promotion campaign. Niels Lodberg scored 21 goals in 2004-05, and Martin Retov played for Horsens from 2010 to 2015 and later coached the club. The main rivalry is with Vejle Boldklub, a fixture described as one of the most traditional grudge matches in Danish football.
On this page you can follow AC Horsens' fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
AC Horsens are 7th in the Danish Superliga in 2026/27 with 16 points from 13 games (4W 4D 5L). They have won 1 of their last 5.
Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan is AC Horsens' top scorer this season with 4 goals.
Recent results
- Viborg 1–0 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 5–1 SønderjyskE — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 0–0 Randers FC — Danish Superliga
- Silkeborg 3–3 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 2–2 Aarhus — Danish Superliga
- FC Copenhagen 2–0 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- SønderjyskE 2–5 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 2–3 Viborg — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 2–1 Lyngby — Danish Superliga
- Odense 1–2 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 0–2 Brøndby — Danish Superliga
- FC Midtjylland 2–1 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 1–1 Nordsjælland — Danish Superliga
- AC Horsens 0–0 Lyngby — Danish Superliga
- Odense 2–1 AC Horsens — Danish Superliga
Next fixture
Aarhus vs AC Horsens — Danish Superliga, 8 Nov 2026
Upcoming fixtures
- AC Horsens vs Silkeborg — Danish Superliga, 22 Nov 2026
- Randers FC vs AC Horsens — Danish Superliga, 29 Nov 2026
- AC Horsens vs FC Copenhagen — Danish Superliga, 6 Dec 2026
- Nordsjælland vs AC Horsens — Danish Superliga, 21 Feb 2027
- AC Horsens vs FC Midtjylland — Danish Superliga, 28 Feb 2027
- Lyngby vs AC Horsens — Danish Superliga, 7 Mar 2027
- AC Horsens vs Odense — Danish Superliga, 14 Mar 2027
- Brøndby vs AC Horsens — Danish Superliga, 21 Mar 2027